At the beginning of this year and end of last year, I wrote about branching scenarios and simulations. Those posts were:
Over the last couple of months, I’ve written about branching scenarios, discussing what they…
Last time around I wrote about the process of making better decisions. One way I suggested that we could do this was by employing a decision making framework. For example, first we collect all the facts, then we come up with possible options, next we evaluate the…
When it comes to learning, I think that decision making is a really interesting component within that. If learning was simply the act of knowing a bunch of things then why do supposedly intelligent people act very stupidly sometimes? A lack of critical thinking skills…
Guess what. We’re all biased.
Last time I mentioned our potentially implicit social biases. This time around, it’s cognitive biases. We’re good at thinking says cognitive psychologist Dr. Daniel Willingham…
“It’s not at all hard to understand a person; it’s only hard to listen without bias.” — Criss Jami, author
I often ponder something that cognitive scientist Dr. Daniel Willingham has said about…
